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Emmanuel Macron moved to Marseille City Hall on Monday, October 26, to see the deterioration of nine days ago, and to the prefecture, to support merchants and law enforcement. Very criticized by the opposition and in his camp after the demonstrations of 17 October, he acknowledged the lack of anticipation, much more clearly than before.
Emmanuel Macron estimated from Marseille on Monday that October 31 would again be "at risk" due to the protests announced, claiming that their tracks would remain outside the city centers in order to protect "order". The president also acknowledged that the authorities had not "at all anticipated" on 17 October. Follow our direct.
For the first time since the beginning of the mobilisation, French President Emmanuel Macron is set to meet student representatives as the government prepares for tomorrow's mobilisation. Luke Shrago has more.
France's president has refused the resignation of his interior minister, who says police "lost control" during protests that turned violent at the weekend. France's PM has called for limited curfews around the country.
But France's president has refused his interior minister Laurent Nunez's resignation after nationwide protests turned violent over the weekend.
French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday vowed there would be "full transparency" over the response by security forces to protests that turned violent this weekend, after criticism that police preparations had been inadequate.
On the first day of his State visit to Spain, French President Emmanuel Macron called on Tuesday for a massive investment in favour of a "stronger Europe" and to "take over" social networks and AI, who were deemed responsible for the "democratic fatigue". This visit was tarnished by the rejection in the evening of the Franco-Spanish friendship treaty by the Spanish Senate.
French President Emmanuel Macron starts on Tuesday a two-day state visit to Spain to highlight the convergences between the two countries, particularly on Europe.
The French President, Emmanuel Macron, took the floor to introduce the Pope's conference, entitled "At the Roots of Europe for Peace and Unity", at the Robert Schuman Congress Centre in Metz. He boasts the construction of Europe, led by Robert Schuman, General de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer.
President Emmanuel Macron's speech was made at the Palais de l'Élysée on Friday, September 25, during the first day of Pope Leo XIV's visit to France. The French president said in particular that "French secularism" is "nully the negation of religion", hoping that the pope could meet "a France always seeking the universal, an emancipated, diverse and united France".
Pope Leo XIV landed in Orly on the morning of Friday, September 25. While conducting protocol meetings, it was enough to hear young believers sing and delight in the presence of the head of the Church. After exchanging a few words, the Pope continued his first day of visit, closely followed by Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron. Marie Schuster's details.
At the UN rostrum, French President Emmanuel #Macron denounced inaction in the face of the humanitarian situation in Gaza and violations in occupied West Bank. Strongly criticized by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin #Netanyahu in a statement.
French President Emmanuel Macron held a speech at the rostrum of the UN General Assembly on Tuesday. In particular, he criticized the peace efforts for the Gaza Strip, stating that no humanitarian path had been opened since an "apparent peace" in the Palestinian enclave and describing the situation as a "honest to all" spectacle.
French President Emmanuel Macron, speaking in the framework of the UN General Assembly, warned Tuesday, September 22 against the "return of the law of the jungle" in the world and called to stand "right alongside the UN". What should be remembered from his speech in New York? The decryption of the chroniclers of France 24.
Donald Trump received Emmanuel Macron on Monday 21 September in New York City for an interview deemed "very constructive" by the latter on the situation in the Red Sea and the war in Ukraine. In particular, the two men discussed the "need to help our Ukrainian friends even faster and stronger in terms of (missiles) interceptors," said the Head of State. Sarah Anderson, France 24 correspondent in New York and Anne Corpet, columnist in France 24.
Donald Trump will meet with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron on Monday 21 September in New York, where the two leaders are to participate this week in the UN General Assembly, the White House announced. Gauthier Rybinski, an international columnist for FRANCE 24, gives us his analysis of the French president's move.
Emmanuel Macron announced on Friday 18 September that he had asked the French government to "prepare a plan to protect our critical infrastructures" in the face of the Russian "hybrid" attacks, which will not remain "not without answers" from Europeans. The "nature of Russian aggression and threats in Europe changes", warned the French president after having received in the Elysée the party leaders and candidates in the presidential election of 2027.
Faced with a "rapid degradation" of the geopolitical situation and the "unbearable" fuel prices, Emmanuel Macron began on Friday 18 September a confidential meeting at the Elysée with the main presidential candidates or their right hand. The details of Roselyne Febvre, a political columnist in France 24.
